There are some abilities that shake things up a bit but don’t add any additional or conflicting rules that confuse new players. So as long as you can do basic math, you’re good to go. A huge difference between Cardfight!! Vanguard and other trading card games is that the basic rule set doesn’t change much with more advanced and stronger cards – the cards simply upgrade. While learning the game can initially seem like a daunting task, it was surprisingly quite simple. The Vanguard takes front and centre while other units are placed around. You draw your cards, set out your units, attack, and resolve combat. If you’ve ever played any trading card game the basic mechanics are the same. As a Cardfighter, you’re the Vanguard that leads your units into battle – think William Wallace in Braveheart. The Vanguard is set up front and centre, and it’s the only card that can deal direct damage to your opponent – and up to 5 rearguards. Set on the planet “Cray”, you battle with the help of your units. While Cardfight!! Vanguard has been around for a while (since 2011), it’s still relatively young, has a great following, and the recent reboot for both the game and the anime, there’s never been a better time to jump on board the bandwagon. Today, the scene’s not just changing, it’s changed. TCGs have come and gone and while some of the bigger brands have carried on, there’s really just too much clutter within the systems and playstyle that really makes it quite hard and complicated to get on – in fact, it’s even a badge of honour for some to create the most complicated decks possible. When I first moved to Singapore, it wasn’t uncommon to see much of the same. More than just a TCG, Cardfight!! Vanguard is a Japanese media franchise created in collaboration among the people behind Yu-Gi-Oh! R, Duel Masters and Bushiroad – namely Akira Itō, Satoshi Nakamura, Takaaki Kidani.īack when I first started with TCGs, Magic: The Gathering was my game of choice. We’d gather in groups and develop our own battle systems and formats.
Having played Magic: The Gathering since it’s initial release back in 93′ (dang you Mom for throwing out my old box of cards, we could be rich), I have a pretty high standard when it comes to Trading Card Games (TCG) – and Cardfight!! Vanguard ranks right up there with the best. I have always been a fan of trading card games.
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